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    Posted 9/16/2023, 9:45:00 AM

    COVID Infections Nearing Initial 2020 Peak Levels As Winter Surge Looms

    • COVID infections approaching 2020's initial peak
    • Wastewater surveillance shows levels nearing Delta variant peak
    • Modeling predicts 7-10% more of US population will be infected in next 1.5 months
    • While cases may soon recede, they may not fall much before winter surge
    • WHO reports concerning trends like rising infections, hospitalizations, ICU admissions
    • WHO urges high risk groups to get any available booster ASAP
    • US approves updated XBB Omicron boosters for ages 6+ months
    • New boosters tailored to now near-extinct XBB.1.5 Omicron strain
    • But expected to still protect well against current strains
    • Top variants picking up concerning "flip" mutations that increase infectivity and immune evasion
    fortune.com
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